Burro website

[Burroman]

I read that even though the trailers are no longer made the website is available.
Can someone give me the Internet address for the Burro Website?
I have an’82 13’ model and really love the thing. So easy to repair and most parts are pretty generic- ACE hardware stuff.
Camp mostly in California winters.
Yes, parts of the floor had to be replaced, especially behind the wheel wells.
Covered the bottom with sheet metal and mud flaps behind the tires.
Sure would like to know about the website.
I have the original bill of sale, brochure and assembly manual.
The assembly manual shows a vented propane heater, vented out the closet wall, but the brochure shows a non-vented, supposedly catalytic heater just hanging on the closet wall.
Mine came with neither.
Be curious what other Burro owners have.

[Burroman]

I have the brochure and assembly instructions for my 82 13’ Burro.
The factory brochure shows The Thermx Caravan Mark 11A propane heater, which is a non-vented heater that hangs on the cabinet wAll. The assembly instructions is for a vented heated that vents out the closet wall, but gives no info as to the make.
Mine has neither. I’m curious what other Burro owners have as factory installed heaters- vented or non -vented.
Thanks!

[Donna D.]

Originally Posted by Burroman

I read that even though the trailers are no longer made the website is available.
Can someone give me the Internet address for the Burro Website?

It finally, FINALLY died. So, it's no longer available.

[Miss Mercedes]

Originally Posted by Burroman

I read that even though the trailers are no longer made the website is available.
Can someone give me the Internet address for the Burro Website?

Late to this party, but Burro's site can still be accessed through the Wayback Machine Internet Archive! Looks like the site survived through 2012, then died in 2013.

https://web.archive.org/web/20121227...otrailers.com/